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there's a good engine up here for £50
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i'll take that engine!!
i'll have the cash in less than 2 weeks
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, i din't think you could get up for it, i'll save it for you, tomo will be pleased, more tuning money.
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thanx for input peeps, mite have that engine on fleabay, so its not worth doing the work required to my old engine???
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My two cents
it'l cost you a packet. as far as i see it there is very little point in rebuilding an 8v bottom end, but im going 16v so i would say that wouldnt i ![]() unless you're planning on hoding onto that car for a long time, it wont be financially viable... find another engine to put in or build a det
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What about working with s12's doesn't cost a packet though Doc Silvia?
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lol fair point, but £50 versus in the region of £1000+ from a nissan dealer...
its probably cheaper to buy low compression pistons than new std ones if i know nissan £50 for a working engine is a pretty good deal, bearing in mind how long these cheap powerplants last compared to other similarly priced lumps i can think of. Last edited by Dr Silvia; 13-09-2006 at 00:39. |
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